The California State Senate, in a June 11 bipartisan vote, approved designating Lemoore’s 19th Avenue overpass as the “Officer Jonathan Diaz Memorial Overcrossing.” The Senate easily passed the measure, voting 37-0 in a bipartisan vote to approve Senate Concurrent Resolution 86. Keep reading...
Like the Swallows of Capistrano, the golfers of Lemoore are returning to the Lemoore Municipal Golf Course, and the word is that despite a few restrictions, the golfers, like the swallows, are flocking to the 18-hole course. Keep reading...
Lemoore High School's science department is expecting a significant gift in the fall when students return after their abbreviated COVID-19 spring semester. Keep reading...
A consortium of friends, teachers, and others – many from the Lemoore High School Class of 1980 – have come together to honor their friend and fellow graduate Otis Tolbert, an unfortunate victim of one of the nation’s most heinous terrorist acts. Keep reading...
Over the weekend, Assemblymember Rudy Salas (D-Bakersfield) hosted the 6th annual Community Christmas Toy Drive in Kings County. Several local community partners collaborated to help distribute gifts to hundreds of children and families to help during the holiday season. Keep reading...
It doesn't take much to build a backyard fence. Often it takes just a few nails, a smattering of wooden planks, a hammer and saw, and if you're lucky, a few good friends willing to lend a helping hand. Keep reading...
If the Blue Angels ever decide to start a brass band, they need look no farther than their own ranks, at least that’s what about 100 Liberty Middle School students learned Friday morning when U.S. Navy Blue Angel, Lt. Cmdr. Brandon Hempler, showed up in the school’s Media Center to talk up this weekend’s Naval Air Station Lemoore Air Show. Keep reading...
The Lemoore Chamber of Commerce has announced that Frank Zonneveld and the Fukuda Family have been named as the honorees at the 25th Annual Jack Stone-Kings County Salute to Agriculture Banquet. Keep reading...
Eighty-four-year-old Everett Ehda finally decided that maybe it’s time to retire – from his second job. His first career lasted 40 years before he decided to seek greener pastures. The former Lemoore High School ag teacher, who began working at LHS in 1962 – when John F. Kennedy was president – retired after four satisfying and meaningful decades in the classroom. Keep reading...
